Higher-income countries tended to trust vaccines less than lower-to-middle income countries, according to a new global report
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A major topic of investigation was vaccines, with the report finding large variation in whether people believed vaccines were safe and worked. Globally, 79% of people believed that vaccines were safe to use, with 84% believing they worked. Conversely, despite considerable evidence to the contrary, 7% of people strongly or somewhat disagreed that vaccines were safe, with 5% disagreeing that they work.
, had a third of people disagreeing that vaccines were safe and one in five people disagreeing that vaccines were effective. The report delved more into the demographics of people who disagreed with vaccine safety, finding no significant differences with education level, people who were or were not parents, age or gender.
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